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[VIDEO] Unapologetically Pui Yi – 'How many victims have there been before me?’ (Part 2)

Social media star details the cloak-and-dagger steps to pay off alleged blackmailers and why she decided to release her own nudes

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 02 Apr 2022 6:00PM

[VIDEO] Unapologetically Pui Yi – 'How many victims have there been before me?’ (Part 2) — Ms Pui Yi is all smiles during her visit to The Vibes' office. – Vibes pic/SYEDA IMRAN, April 2, 2022

by Shazmin Shamsuddin

HOMEGROWN adult entertainer, Siew Pui Yi, is no stranger to raised eyebrows and judgy looks. In fact, it takes a kind of steely resolve to own that humiliation and turn it into a ‘power’ move.

From her coy social media beginnings, she went on to cultivate a sultry persona online which has brought her a massive cult-like following on OnlyFans and her various social media.

Ms Pui Yi has more than 17 million followers on Instagram. – Instagram pic

Was the blackmail episode a lose-lose situation for her? Does she linger on all the what-ifs of that event in her life? Would she do things differently, in hindsight?

In a sit down with The Vibes, Ms Pui Yi details the ‘nightmare’ that changed her life and the seamless way in which that incident catapulted her into fame and fortune.

On Tuesday, in Part 3 of Unapologetically Pui Yi, we lay bare the woman behind the celebrity, and find out what makes her just like anybody else. – The Vibes, April 2, 2022

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